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Old 12-31-2013, 08:35 PM
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Just looked it up, that's a nice work envelope
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Excellent workmanship!
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I'm impressed. GOOD WORK!
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Good work, I am impressed and jealous.
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Calvin, you have some serious skills. Beautiful work. Did you make pressure plates as well? Have you thought about a small run of release levers for OCC members ? That would be awesome. Looking forward to more photos of your creations.
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I'd like to have that custom setup on both my manuals. Curious how the aluminum would hold up versus steel... Very nice work..
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I love the Haas VF mills. We have a bunch of 3-5's just sitting at work, after losing a big job awhile ago. I'm hoping to buy a VF-3, if they ever sell them, and one can be had for little money. We ran the crap out of ours, so I know them top to bottom, but they are rough, and one has close to a million tool changes. They are super easy to work with, diagnose, and repair. I've never worked on a TM, but they are covered in one of the service manuals I have, and they look like a very nice machine. You do nice work and could make some nice money on the side, making Cub parts. I told my wife I'll quit my job if I ever get one, and just make Cub, Harley, Jeep, and gun parts for a living. Keep up the good work!
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I am building a new pulling tractor and would love to use that on the tractor if you ever decide to make more of them!
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I am building a new pulling tractor and would love to use that on the tractor if you ever decide to make more of them!
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I am building a new pulling tractor and would love to use that on the tractor if you ever decide to make more of them!
I don't know how well it would hold up to lots of torque. I made it primarily because it looks cool, and I needed a new one. I would make more, but I would have to charge about $150 to cover my costs. I guess if somebody wanted to pay that...
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